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Buffer classes defined in the {{java.nio}} package, such as {{IntBuffer}}, {{CharBuffer}}, and {{ByteBuffer}}, define a variety of {{wrap()}} methods that wrap an array of some primitive data type into a buffer and return the buffer as a {{Buffer}} object. Although these methods create a new {{Buffer}} object, the new {{Buffer}} is backed by the same given input array. According to the Java API for these methods \[[API 2006|AA. Bibliography#API 06]\], |
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